The jews aren’t just killing GAZA’s kids!

For millennia, mothers have mourned their children murdered by jews. (The Pietà of Michelangelo, now located in the Vatican, depicts Mary with her son Jesus after His crucifixion.)

Jesus was a revolutionary who insisted that God was Love —  and a heavenly father, unlike the tyrannical Yahweh of the Jews and their Old Testament.

Humans thrive on love, both getting and receiving it — a powerful force. Here (found on VK) we see a little sister with her big sister —  and note the subtle look of joy that comes over Big Sis’ face.

….A mother’s tragedy

A mother of two in Italy succeeded, despite extreme pressure from the Italian government, in refusing the Covid vaxx (actually an insane mRNA “gene therapy”) for her family.

However, she had allowed the older vaccines to be given to her kids that are common these days. (In America they prescribe 72 vaccines by age five, and doctors can be fired if they are hospital employees for not pushing them on the parents, or they lose their medical license if they have their own practice. Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., to his credit, has exposed this childhood vaccine mania, which makes Big Pharma incredibly rich.)

Here is the Greek jew Albert Bourla, CEO of Pfizer, salivating for his stockholders about future profits: “Our best days as a company are ahead of us, because the epidemic [Covid] was just a rehearsal.”

Today, she has one very sick child, one of her two twin boys, the blond, blue-eyed one. The boy looks a lot like Francesco de Melzi, who was an apprentice of Leonardo da Vinci. Meeting him at age 16, Francesco became a fine painter, and a devoted friend to the day Leonardo died in 1519. Thereafter, Francesco married and had eight children with his wife. One  can only speculate in this case about the son of this comrade, in view of the fact that people do reincarnate, and usually in the same nationality.

Wiki:

Francesco is described in literature as charming and graceful, an adolescent without the awkwardness or lack of manners typical of boys around this age.^[5](p381) Francesco and another pupil of Leonardo’s – Boltraffo – stood out from the other students as they were capable painters, very bright, and well-learned. Because of his upbringing in the high court, Francesco was gracious and dignified, and had a very good education.^[6](p351) Shortly after they met, Francesco began studying and working at Leonardo’s workshop and quickly became his master’s favorite pupil, and the most devoted as well.

 

The comrade wrote me today:

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La razza bianca è in pericolo, ma i bambini sono l’obbiettivo di questi Demoni.

Abbiamo paura dei vaccini pediatrici manipolati.

Era il nostro ostacolo più grande.

Come possiamo proteggerlo quando nascerà?

Questi bambini sono condannati dalla nascita.

La MAV di [] potrebbe essere stata scatenata da questi vaccini…

Giovanni, ho visto una bambina di un anno in ospedale, un bambino di cinque anni. Avevano lo stesso problema. Tre mesi di coma e danni agli Arti.

Ho visto tanti bambini condannati a livello cerebrale…
Deve cambiare tutto…per i bambini.

 

*** English

The White race is in danger, but our children are the special target of these demons.

We are afraid of manipulated pediatric vaccines.

It was our biggest obstacle.

How can we protect our kids right  after  they are born? These children are doomed from birth.

[Name of son]’s AVM [see definition below] may have been triggered by these vaccines…

John, I saw a one-year-old girl in the hospital, and a five year old boy — they had the same problem [as my son] — three months in a coma and damage to the limbs.

I have seen many children condemned at a cerebral [brain] level…

Everything must change… for our children.

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….Meaning of an AVM

What are arteriovenous malformations?

An arteriovenous malformation (AVM) is an abnormal tangle of blood vessels that causes problems with the connections between your arteries and veins. AVMs most often occur in the spinal cord and in the brain but can develop elsewhere in the body.

Normally, arteries carry oxygen-rich blood away from the heart to the body’s cells, organs, and tissues and veins return blood with less oxygen to the lungs and heart.

But in an AVM, the absence of capillaries—small blood vessels that connect arteries to veins and deliver oxygen to cells—allows blood to pass directly from arteries to veins, missing tissue that needs oxygenated blood. This can lead to tissue damage and the death of nerve cells and other cells. Over time, some AVMs get progressively larger as the amount of blood flow increases.

In most cases, people with AVMs in the brain or spinal cord experience few, if any, significant symptoms. In some cases, a weakened blood vessel may burst, spilling blood into the brain (hemorrhage) that can cause stroke and brain damage. Most malformations tend to be discovered only incidentally, usually during treatment for an unrelated disorder or at autopsy.

Treatment depends on the type of AVM, its location, symptoms, and the individual’s general health.

Symptoms can be mild or severe. They may include:

Seizures. Seizures can be focal (meaning they involve a small part of the brain) or generalized (widespread), involving convulsions, a loss of control over movement, or a change in the level of consciousness.

Headache. Headaches can vary greatly in frequency, duration, and intensity, sometimes becoming as severe as migraines. Headache pain can occur on either one side of the head or on both sides. Sometimes, headaches that are consistently felt in the same place indicate the location of an AVM.

Pain. Most often, the location of the pain is not specific to the malformation and may affect most of the head. Attacks of sudden, severe back pain and pain in the lower limbs [the legs] may be caused by a spinal AVM.

Visual problems. AVMs located on the frontal lobe close to the optic nerve or on the occipital lobe (the rear portion of the cerebrum where images are processed) may cause a variety of vision problems, including a loss of part of the visual field, inability to control eye movement, or swelling in a part of the optic nerve.

Muscle weakness. Muscle weakness or paralysis may occur in one part of your body. A spinal cord AVM can lead to degeneration of the nerve fibers within the spinal cord below the level of the AVM, causing widespread paralysis in parts of the body controlled by those nerve fibers.

Problems with speech. An AVM in the brain or spinal cord can cause difficulty speaking or understanding language (aphasia).

Problems with movement. AVMs in the brain stem and cerebellum can cause a loss of the ability to coordinate complex movements such as walking.

Abnormal sensations. Some people with AVM feel sensations such as numbness, tingling, or spontaneous pain.

Cognitive difficulties. This may include trouble carrying out tasks that require planning (apraxia), memory problems, confusion, hallucinations, or dementia.

Dizziness. AVM damage to the cerebellum and the brain stem can result in dizziness.

Loss of consciousness [fainting].

Developmental differences. A person with AVMs may have subtle learning or behavioral disorders during childhood or adolescence.

Symptoms caused by AVMs can appear at any age. Because the malformations tend to result from a slow buildup of neurological damage over time, they are most often noticed when people are in their 20s or older. If a person does not have symptoms by the time they reach their late 40s or early 50s, the AVMs tend to remain stable and are less likely to produce symptoms. Some pregnant women may experience a sudden onset or worsening of symptoms due to accompanying cardiovascular changes, especially increases in blood volume and blood pressure.

The greatest potential danger posed by AVMs is hemorrhage. Most episodes of bleeding remain undetected at the time they occur because they are not severe enough to cause significant damage. But massive, even fatal, bleeding episodes do occur. AVMs that cause serious hemorrhage share some features. For example, smaller AVMs have a greater likelihood of bleeding, and AVMs that have bled once are much more likely to bleed again, especially within the first year, than AVMs that have never bled. Impaired drainage by unusually narrow or deeply located veins can lead to a greater likelihood of serious hemorrhage. Bleeding in deeply located AVMs also usually causes more serious damage than bleeding on the surface of the brain or spinal cord. Pregnancy appears to increase the likelihood of clinically significant hemorrhage, mainly because of increases in blood pressure and blood volume.

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If you claim you love children, then you must become active against the jews.

The jews actually correspond exactly to the classic definition of a psychopath:

zero conscience, no empathy for their victims, an obsession with vengeance, sadistic pleasure in torturing someone, the deep enjoyment of treachery and betrayal, and then playing the victim to get sympathy when they are caught.

As the Poles and Russians day after centuries of experience with this demon people, “The jew cries out as he strikes you.”

This 2005 book had a big impact on me:

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….The psychopaths walking among us

 

https://johndenugent.com/english/they-hacked-my-psychopaths-in-power-article-here-it-is-again/